Flatbed Wrecker with Crane
- Flatbed Length
- 4000–7000 mm
- Flatbed Capacity
- 2.5–18 t
- Winch
- 4–15 t
- Rear Tow Boom
- 2.5–15 t
- Crane Type
- Telescopic / Knuckle
- Crane Capacity
- 2–180 t
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the Flatbed Wrecker with Crane
The KEEYAK Flatbed Wrecker with Crane is a recovery carrier combining a tilting transport deck with a vehicle-mounted lifting boom. The deck receives disabled vehicles. The product range includes flatbed capacity (2.5–18 t) and crane capacity (2–180 t), depending on the selected configuration and operating duty.
It suits towing contractors, fleet workshops, equipment dealers, and roadside recovery teams managing damaged vehicles, inaccessible loading positions, or compact machinery. Crane reach, lifted mass, working radius, deck capacity, stabilizing arrangement, chassis loading, tie-down points, and site conditions determine project suitability. Confirm details before ordering.
What Is a Flatbed Wrecker with Crane Used For
- Off-Road Vehicle RetrievalThe crane can reposition a vehicle from a ditch or obstructed area toward the deck when direct winching alignment is unavailable and site support is adequate. Suitability depends on flatbed capacity.
- Accident Vehicle LoadingAt collision scenes, damaged vehicles with blocked wheels or compromised steering can be lifted or aligned before controlled deck loading and securement. Selection depends on crane capacity, duty cycle, and site conditions.
- Compact Equipment TransportWorkshops and rental fleets use the flat deck for compact equipment, while the lifting boom assists loading only within approved radius and capacity limits. Suitability depends on flatbed capacity and site conditions.
- Restricted-Access Recovery SitesA crane-equipped rollback can reach over roadside barriers or nearby obstacles, reducing the need to place the deck directly beside the casualty. Selection depends on crane capacity, duty cycle, and site conditions.
What buyers usually confirm first
When is the crane useful on a flatbed wrecker?
It is useful when a casualty cannot roll, steer, or align with the deck. The crane may lift or reposition it only within the approved load chart and rigging plan. The final configuration should be confirmed before ordering.
